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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-05

l." E.'cla0 0u's GJleicu Balsnm No. l S-rtstn th> Lcgs and Body; Sore Ears, Fycs, Nose, etc, Coppcr.c Tor d Biotches, Syph..i,C ..}r.h, diseased Scalp, and all primary o -ns of the disease known as SyphNs. FTi"", i 70 per Bottle. Le Kicnau's c IGrn BIlsam No.2 Curos-.ert rr, Mcccuria' Syphi.itic Rheu- ala:ig!n, Faint in tho hones, Pains in the Head, Go,k ,i the Neck, Liberated Sore ThfoGt syph.tt> Rash, I.umps and con tractod Cor, s, SAfHcss Ci the Limbs, ard sr,dic1.cs sl disease from the system, whether caused by ind 'Scrcton or abuse C, Mercury .avinS the b. pod pure and healthy. Price s5 co DOT r Tottle. To lticnay.'a Golden Svantsh Au!ts doto for to cure of Gono-rhsa, Gleet Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Geni' tal disarranGements. Price S2 5o per Bottle.
 Le Vichau'a Oollon Spanish In- lection, fSr s>vcre cascs e Gonorrh1a, 1nflamm.to'y Clect Stri~sures,&o. Price $I hD per Bottle.
 Ls E,chnu,s Golden Ointment for tho e!I ctvc healing of Syphiltic Sores, and oriut.ons. Pricc Si GO per Box. LS I.ichau's Golden Pn's-Nerys and Brain treatment; loss o. physical pow CT, exccss or ovcr-work, Prostration, otoL Prjco S3 co per Eox.
 Tonic HI.d Nervine,
 sont everywhere, c, O. b., seeure,y packed per express
 c. f. RICHARDS & CO. A9ssAASs Sc7 < 60 sansome strest. Corner Claat
 San Fnncisco, Gal.
 - rInoUtA2 MAILED PRH&
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-05
Bal. s. ". States, 746,7S9.

B. K. BRUCE (South Carolina), after doctorin9 for years for what ne supposed was liGtdriG, dis covered he was afflicted with SugGr Diabetes, and having obtained no relief whatever from his physicians, he began the use o! Warner SArE Diabetes Gro, and he says: "My friends are astonished at my improvement"
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-05
San Francisco, i,42,946.

J. o. ELKINS (Elkmsville, NO sui fered for ten years from Gracct, which attacked him ecery SiD months. He lost 45 pounds ln three months, and his strength was neGrly zone. After thorough use of Warner,s SAFE Diohstes Cure, he reports, ." am dS 1CeU GS I cper tOdS, after using fourteen hottles."
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-05
Bal. of New Eng, MI,753.

MRS. J. T. RITCIIEY ts62 4th Ave,
 Louisville, 'Ky.) was a confirmed
 incatid, ;fo1: eteren yedrs, just
 living, and hourly 1rpectiH0 deqth. ,~. Was confined to bed ten in2nths eac1
 year. Was attended by the best j,hy. ;sicians. Ile- left side was. 9lag6I- ,tysed. sCould neither eat, sleep, nor
 enjoy life. The doctors said slie was Y troubled with fehidte c0mpi0snts;
 but she was satisfied her kidneys we're affected. Under the operation of z; Warner's SAFE Cure she passed a
 large stone or calculus, and in Nov, Z 1885: reported, :" Am to-day as i0etL : aSsrIefi. d 0{fE.O -.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-05

GEN. H. D. wALLEN CA Madison
 Ave-, New York;, scarcely a6te to :, ,pGEk two blocks without exhaustion,
 and, having lost flesh heavily, began ' the use of Warmers SAFE Cure and iasays :>"I was much benefited by
 it.H s" Ueg.E aG
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-05
Chicago, 2,SO8,693.

MIR. k. BROWN (222l Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich.) injured his back from afdu. Was confined to his bed six weeks. The fall injured his Eidneys, producing intense suffering. Warmers SAFE Cure restored his EidsteYs tc their natural condition, and he wntcs. l am now eighty years of age, 7 smart aud dctire.v
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-05

F. MAYER, (lO2eN. 12th St., St. LouiA Mo- afflicted with tired feeIin0s, dizziuess and pain across the back. and lost appetite. Was sallow and eare-worn all the time. Ths doctors failing he began the use d arner's SAFE Cure, aifd reports, ~ Feel liIS q lighting c0cI;."
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EMuSltS

Nervols, D :bi,ity.. Scminal Weakness, Ex hausted Vitality. Lost Aiant9Sd, ;;;ahd all 'he' m att Ter years, such as nocturnal emi sions, less of m mory. dmnrss of visicn, a, ert!it n to society, the vital fuid passing unCb' erved in he urine, and other symptoms ,h leadto tnsahity and death. Young and Niddle-aCed Men suf. frrng from the above should consult at'oncc :. Cure guaranteed in sll such cases. Consrltaton free. Chemical analysis. including thsrough microscopic examination of the urine, $ An honest opinion given in all cases. We furnish the Great English Remedy, Sir Ast'ey Cooper S Vital Restorative at s bottle or four times the quantity, sIo.
 SAMPLE BOT rLE FREE.
 to anyone stating symptoms. sex and aFe.
 Address English Medical DispAhsary. i.
 No IT Kearney t , san Francisco, Cal,
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Count Mitkiewicz.-count Mitkie

Count MitkiewicZ.-Count Mtkiewicz,
accompanied by Mr. Ma Ker Ching Mr.. Ii
aud Mr. Ten, the representatives of China,
arrived in Washington on Sunday last from
China. The Count occupies the house lately
the residence of Secretary Manning. The OBJ
jet Of their visit TO this country is to complete
the negotiations which the Count, as the rep
resentative Of Philadelphia syndicate, has
been carrying on with the Chinese govern
ment, With the view Of obtaining concessions
for operating bank, aud building railroad,
telegraph and telephone lines in the celestial
kingdom The representatives, Of the prime
minister Who accompanied The count, brought
with them letters Of introd actor TO Secretary
Bayard. The prime minister has asked that
facilities lie extended to his representatives, to
study the financial system OF ,be government,
aud especially the banking system Of the
country. A gentleman Who is interested
with Count Nitticwicz in the Turubull tele-
phone says. ~ hat it is the purpose of the
Chinese government to abanlon the system
Of coinage which nov prevails, AMI to adoptn
plan similar to that in japan. Paper money
will be issuel similar to that issued by the
banks of this country" There is to
he new era in Chinese fnincial history
which will be Of great benefit to all merchants
doing business with the Flowery Kingdom,
and all will he due a : greet measure to the
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-09

I 4 Neglected Grave On Inc farm ~
Edward Grinder, Esq, near the mouth Of
Natiawoman Creek ia this county, there is a
solitary grave, unmarked save by the band Of
80 SIX ,a.aee'- .,ra,s-N- former slave. VINO re
memberng his masters kindness, worth and
greatness planted a walnut tree many years
ago at It's head. The tree now grown TO enor.
nous proportions is the only monument over
the remains, or in fact that exists, TO the
memory Of one Of the foremost men OF his
time, the greatest Of the many illustrious sons
Of old Charles county, and one during the
trying days Of the Revolutionary war. had
the respect and confidence Of the immortal
Washington, and but for the gallantrv dis
played by him and his brave Marylanders
upon memorable occasion, the Father Of his
country would have been captured and exc
cuied AS traitor by the British invaders.
That grave contains within its dark enclos-
ure the mortal remains Of Gen VIM. Small
wood, who with such men as Gems. ohio
Williams and John Eager Howard, during
he war Of Independence, immortalized the
brave men Of Maryland. That grave too.
stands as a reproach to the State Of Maryland,
aud to the United States, because of the neg
lect it has received.
Monuments have been erected to the memo
ry Of the great and good, who have per-
formed deeds Of heroism on the battle field, or
ia other walks Of life, none the less heroic be-
cause performed in an humber manner, which
is right and proper. The marble shaft erected
commemorative Of those who have performed
such deeds is but just recognition to their
worth and greatness, and is continual in
ceutye to the generations that follow to emu
late the Noble action Of their forefathers
We pen these few lines for the purpose Of
calling attention u the dsgraceful condition
Of this honoIed mans grave and to give the
members Of the next legislature from this
county, an opportunity to distinguish them
selves BY urging a bill to successful passage,
that will appropriate sufficient sum to re-
move tins grave from the obscurity in which
it now rests.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-09

Wedding Bells.-Miss Marie L. Fay,
sister of Mr.. Michael Fay of this county, was
married on Thursday OF last week at the resi-
deuce Of Mrs. James Dunan in Berkeley county,
W Va. The groom, Mr. Joseph NJ Kelly, Is
"a well known newspaper man of Baltimore
rity, who has been a member of the local staff
of the Sunday News for a number Of years
\ reception followed the wedding, and the
happy coupe took the afternoon train for an
extended Northern tour. Mr.. Kelly is one a
the most popular of Baltimore journalists
We extend the congratulations Of the lNDE-
PENDENT.
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Troops for Philnde!

Troops for Philade! pl.ia.-Ai IA rrsnlar
meeting of the Governors staff held 4 few
days SINCE arrange nents were made TO take
part il the constitutional ccatrnnitl military
parade at Philadelphia, September lG A
change ha3 beta made in the Sc, elton Of
troops in lhat two companies Of the Second
Battalion aud the LeoaarltoNn Rifles will
not 20. IN lieu thereof ser.u companies Il
Tie fin Regimen, wilI %, as follows: Con-
pony b, lIagcrsfown, Captain lane; Lnga-
more Guards, Ulionville, Captain y nner
Frederick Rifles, Captain dizzy: Governors
Guar Is, ot Annapolis, C,pt,1 Green; Tow
son Guards. Captain NgLaue; WAscrly Guards
First Lieut. Wardln the Howard Zouaves.
company X, Captain Robinson, aud the Port
Tobacco Rifles, Captain Wilmer. The com
mands selected to 90 are in detail as follows
OF the Ftst Regimen, Col Douglas, compa-
MES A. b. G, q, ii, | and n the Firth Ree-
meut, ten companies the Baltimore Light In
fantry Battalion; the Third Battalion, Col.
Woolford; company 3, OF the Fourth Battal-
ion, and Baltimore Rifles color5d, and Mon
umental City Guards, colored, making TWEEN
ty -eght companies i'll all.
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What True MART VIII do.

The unprecedented sale Of Boschee' German
syrup within "a few wears, has ast0ni shed the
world. II Is without doubt the safest aud best
remedy ever discovered for the speedy and
tH'ctual cure Of con- Ia. colds, aud the - Vrrest
lung troubles. II acts on IN entirely different
prlhciple from the usual prescriptions given by
l"aNe the disease stil ia the system. bur, on the
contrary, retAoves the cause Of trouble, heals
thr parts affected and leaves them in purely
healthy condition. a bottle kept in the house
Tor use when the diseases make their appear
ance, viii save doctors bills and long spell Of
serious Illness. trial will convince you Of
these facts. II is positively sold by all drug
glsts and general dealers in the land. Price
IS cents, large bottles
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-k'ecs'R pre~tt4ess -, -.--'. ~.
Mr.. John Na,,in.lv, an aged ci,iz., Pm,
Top, is very i'll and is not expected to recove,
Mrs Manning aud Miss Baily Of w..h,,o
ton are visiting Mr. Benjamin weIch
Mr.. Thad welch is out again. and 80. /,
town on Tuesday last.
Are you going to the Tournamep, n
Glymont on tie 9Th instant?
Iae oyster season commenced on Septemle !,
lsi, up to the present time the clerk has an.
issued t~en'y.nine licenses to tongers.
There was only one marriage license isso.i
bs the cle'k Turing the past week. and ,b,, I'd
Alfred P. Wiilett aud Nedora +. Wright
Mr. Uriah Bowie who has been bailiY az Il.
Circuit Court for some years, is quite sick At
his residence near Pisgah.
Nr. John +. Posey, owner Of Young Star.
is justly proud Of the many handsome aad
speedy colts Of his magnificent horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaudford and family o.
Washington, b. c., are visiting friend, n
tbs vicinity.
\ love feast WAS held recently in b. van
town. There are now no discortant element.
in that bright little village, all is serene.
Ne learn with much regret as we 10 to
press, Of the death ofone DR.. A. D. Cobey'
children, little hoy about four years Of &C.
Tie record in the Biscoe case has been com
pleted by the clerk Of the court, and will at
forwarded to the Court Ct Appeals to-day.
Mr.. james Lsmax, resident Of Fast
Hundred, was in town on Tuesday and o.
though "A years Of age he sets bis horse
like a Centaur.
The official announcement was made on
Tuesday last that new postoiice had been
established at Aliens Fresh called "Crispa.
with 4. b. Bateman Postmaster.
Masters Somerset Owen, Of this village and
johnny Hamilton. son of p usni,so.
Esq, will resume their studies at Rock Dbl
college. on Monday next.
Mr. Kennery Robey, who was recently Sc
lected to fill the scholarship at the Western
Maryland College, will commence his course
Of studies at tb, coIl.,,e On uo,dsy my,
ms ''''o'' 'u''se H'onc' "'ri'eu h."'
W ~, ''',u' u'y w. ''o'" US "n''',ai WIS" y
"''e ',"''"u, 'p''"ss' ino 'uuee IS ''''
- Is ''''e'eu ''''' Il 'e''''-leU W MN ~ ''
party Mt Is. L. h'gdon VIII accept the ao''
inauon for Judge Of the Orphans Cou,t r
Should lac be elected, he will add digng to
the bench
~. -. g.. ,...,,;.. ha.,..,,r
Pomfrct Was entirely destroyed by fire oaFri-
DIV Of last week together with AL his t-n'
ture. He lad only niue hundred dolhus a-
sarauce On his property
- ,-,s'.......,
''''' ~ -. 10 N, - = =, -.
-. "ri ~ '','@ ~ - -. '1"f 49,,
She hal to lie Killed by her owner.
The county commissioners met IN NeF
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Farmers Congress The goyerno

Farmers Congress The governor has
appointed the following as delegates to the
seventh session Of the Farmers Congress,
which meets in Chicago, November /; At
large, ex-Gov Hamilton, Hon. Edward Lloyd,
Hon Charles B. Roberts, Samuel Brooke,
Esq, First Congressional district, Hon. James
/ Dcnuis, Col Vim Mckinney Second dis
triet, Wilmot Johnson, Esq, Hon. Carroll
Walsh; Third district, City Of Baltimore, no
assignment; Fourth district, John X. Ober,
Samuel Sands; Fifth district oliver Bryan;
Sixth district, Eon. lloyd Lowndes, Outer
bridge dorsey
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-09

Mr. Y II. Frohliclsteiu, of Mobile, Ala,
critics: take great pleasure in recommend
inc DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ian having used it for a severe attack OF
Sroncbitls and catarrh. 1t gave me instant
.s,ief and entirely cured me and have not
hosn afflicted since. also beg to state that
had tried other remedies with nc good re-
,ait Have also used Electric Bitters and
\. Kings New life Pills, both ofwhieh can
=. .om,nend. Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
,.oosumption, coughs and colds is sold on a
.osi,ive guarantee. Trial bottles free at W.
N. PAdset;.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-09

Tournament at Marshall Hall.-The
tournament held at Marshall hall on Thurs
day, September lst was as We predicted in
our last sssue, one Of The mos ucccssful and
enjoy able affairs, ever held al that ftyorite re-
sort The knights were marsh4ed ty Captain
VIM F, Dement,. The address to them was
delivered 10y Captain L. Allison Wilmer in
his usual happy manner, after which the tilt
ing commenced Bette, riding was never
seen in the county, nine OF the twenty knights
who entered the contest succeeded in taking
all the rings. In riding off the ties finger
rings were substituted for the regular ones
The following named gentlemen finally sue
ceeded in capturing the honors and prizes in
the order named "Accokeek, VIM Under
wood, who crowned Miss Lille Goodrich. Of
Alexandria Va, Queen Of Love and Beauty;
Georgetown Boy, NJ A Shugra, crowned
Miss Kitty Lysigh;, OF Washington. D. G.,
First Maid Of Honor "Only you and |. y P
Trotter, Miss Berthe Huntt Second Maid o
Honor; "Greenpark, J. W. Green
crowned Miss Mollie Compton, of Pomonkey
Third Maid of Honor; Oakland Alber
Carrico, Miss Phillie Stonestrect, of Ia Plata
Fourth Maid Of Honor. The Hon VIM
Gwinn, of Prince Georges county, delivered
the coronation address \ ball was held il
the pavilion where the young people "tripvec
the light fantastic toe till the "wee SIN,
hours Of morning And all at its close sx
pressed themselves perfectly satisfied will
!heir days pleasure, iearing many kind wish
es for the continued success and prosperity 0
the genial Proprietors.
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W. D. Hoyt Co, wholesale and retail
druggists of Rome, Ga, say; We have been
selling DR. Kings New Discovery, Electric
Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for four
years. Have never handled remedies that sell
a. we'll or give such universal satisfaction =
There have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several cases
Of pronounced Consumption have been entire
IL cured by use Of few bottles Of Dr. King $
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitteis. We guarantee them always.
Sold by W. w. PAdgett.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-09

Suspension captain James T. Barker,
who commanded the Inflated Express, aud
was partially blamed for her destruction, has
been for scmc years past in command Of the
Lady Of the Lake, running from Washington
10 Norfolk lie was recently suspended from
hcr command for dfteea days, by the board Of
Steamboat Inspectors for negligence, which
neatly caused collision between his steamer
and Tie Excesi4r
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Death of an Aged Colored Man.

Robert Kelley, au aged colored man, SO years
ofagr died uear Cox's station last week. lie
was wagon driver for the Maryland troops
during the war Of 1872, and With the
troops thu went to repel the British, when
they nude their landing at Benedict. lis
character WIS above reproach, aud died as he
bid lived, houored and respected by ALL lie
',is the body servant Of the late John b,
MINs 81.
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Corn. Crow and Wirc.-Tbe law kno

Corn, Crow and Wire The law known
as the crow law was re-enacted by member
of the g. legislature, and those avoring its
re-cuactment were jubilant, believing that
hen1eiorth the crow would become a thing of
The past. Not so however, for it is reported
IN the ueighborhood OF ulymout that farm
er residing IN the vicinity OF Pisgah recently
fearing they would destroy his crop, bought
in the city quite quantity of fine wire, which
caused on its being landed great deal of
speculation as TO lie probable use. Upon be-
ing approached on the subject it was ascer-
tanned that the wire was bought to wrap the
ends of ears OF corn in his field, to prevent
destruction by the crows. The law cannot
reach the crow, but wire has got him, for it is
asserted 10y those who know, that the field is
thoroughly wrapped, with no ears molested
by that Pisgah buggaboo, the crow.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-09

Blew Out u Rivet. The steamer Sue,
Captain Geoghegan, blew out a riyet fcom
under her boiler Monday afternoon, just be-
low Fost NcIieury, while on her way from
Baltimore to Washington. The steamer re-
turned to Baltimore, where the riyet was re-
placed, aud left there last night at 0 clock
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-09

The hesi salvc 10 the world for cats, bruises,
sores. ulcers salt. rheum. fever sores, teller,
ohnpped hands. chillilains. Corns and all skin
ernptons, and positively cures piles. or no
paw required. II Is guaran eed 10 give per
feet satisfaction, or none, refunded Prize
% e. MS per box For salcby ". ". Padgett.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-09-09

Colorcd Tournament We call attcn-
ton 10 the AL il thi, weeks issue of the
tournament 20 he given l'y Joseph Il Carter
eoIorcd, u his residence nr,r Gi,mout On
the i1'h Of sept mher. The management is
composed Of the most respectable colorel
people of our county, aud they assure those
" 10 visit them upon tttt occasion, they will
have g pleas mt timo 70 our colored friends
0h, Wish to have i day Of pheasant recreation
We say this is an excellent orportuuitt
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4 River steamer LIneIea ".

hANtA NttdMcT LiDeIp0 -Npscrs
Henry Bros, owners Of Lower Cedar po;,,
through their attorney has nbeled the s.sar,,
er Henry E. Bishop fo- $4,000 DAMAGE
The proprietors Of Lower Cedar poiet Ia,
spring while locking for a steamer 10 NV bs
tween their river resort and Washing,on
met in New York the representatives Il ~ ~.
Citizens Line. 'unuing boats between NJ
York and Troy. They stated their r;sL y,
get speedy boat TO put on the route snS -,
Henry h. Bishop WAS recommended viii ~,
assurance that she could out-trayel any ~
on the Potomac river and make rerts,a w, w"
Terms were agreed upon, the boat cbar ,,'is
and brought 10 Washington. When tbo ! :,
son was about opening, the Henry Bros .d
yerllsed their resort and steamer no,b :,
Washington and Baltimore. Con6dinc :, ~.
statements made them they say that thew "A.
rcrtised the steamer would make cer,a;n -.
on the route and many Baldmors.,s -,
induced thereby 10 make the trim h. 60.
sion trains, taking tae boat at Sbenbo.s,.
They soon found that the boat was No, =. :,
as represented, and it required much ms,
time than advertised to make the trim NJ.
public looked upon it as deception ana ). !,
asserted that it had the eject Of ipinrioa = :.
not almost completely DESTROYING III, na,s g :
sgs from Baltimore
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YEARLY RATES:

4 Pastor Called. The vestry Of Christ
Church, Port Tobacco Parish, At a meeting
hel on Monday, the 5th instant, called the
l.v James Z. Poindexler Of Front Royal, Va (,
10 the pastorship, to fll the vacancy caused
by tine resignation of the Rev. Gilbert +.
Williams
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committed to the county i,d on Tuesday,
John Turner, color.d, charged with stealing
on Suurd " last in Prince Georges county,
valuable horse the property Of Robert u
Ldshy, a citizen Of the above named county
Turner is u brother OF Puil rurnrr Tho was
nxammtied few days ago for drunken, rot
Gus conduct md for having concealed Weap-
u.s upau his persan JohH Terner is. We ave
informel, rs p s., at the bottom OF the
commitment tue .l.s,o th..t ',u.il., and VAS
mol dEinlliu2 WREN captured
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Typhoid, Scarlet aud yellow Fe.

poX, Cholera. -Darbys Prophy lactic Fluid
VIII destroy the infection Of all fevers and all
contagious and infectious diseases. VII
Keep The atmosphere Of any sick room pure
and wholesome absorbing and destroying
unhealthy eiiiuyia aud contagion. VIII neu-
iralize any bad smell Whatever, not hy dis
guisiug it, but by destroying H. Use Darb! :
ProPhy tactic Fluid in every sick room.
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Armory Howard Rifles,
Port Tobacco, Sept. 9TH, 1887.

General orders No 8
In obedience to A. G. 0. No. IA, and in
pursuance of a personal letter from Brig. Gen.
brown, this company will assemble here on
saturday, September 10th, at $3.50 p. m, and
on Tuesday, September 18th, at $3.50 p. M, TO
90 to Philadelphia on the occasion OF the
Constitutional Centennial Celebration.
By Command
CAPTAIN L. A. WILMER
c. F. DALEY LIST Sergt